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"Where did you grow up? I grew up in this little one-....... town outside of Redding, California called Whitmore," Mark*^*said to his date. A. tree
B. book
C. horse
D. cop
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English Slang Idioms (270) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- "We got a nice tax break from the Internal Revenue Service but I am not going to plan on it happening again. Lightening*^*never strikes in the same place .......," Mel said to his wife.
- "My friend said he would help us build the new room and he meant it when he said he'd come. I know when he's lying*^*he's my best friend. I can read him like a .......," Zack said to Sarah.
- "I am vital to this organization. Through my superior creative talents, I consistently provide ideas for new, innovative,*^*value-added products � which are the backbone of this company. I feel that since you require my services, it would*^*only be natural to approve my request for more adequate compensation," Ernest said to the boss. The boss replied,*^*"Yes, I need you like I need a hole in the ........ You are already more than adequately compensated for your services*^*and your request is denied at this time."
- "Where did you grow up? I grew up in this little one-....... town outside of Redding, California called Whitmore," Mark*^*said to his date.
- "I have won the last eight boxing matches. The last match was against the champion of the Chicago area and I knocked*^*his ....... out," Dan said to the reporter.
- There are several areas where the U.S. 101 highway runs through small towns. At these points, the speed limit often*^*goes from 65 MPH to 35 MPH. These towns are often called "speed .......," because the towns earn a lot of their*^*revenue from ticketing speeders who fail to cut their speed almost in half.
- "John has a mind like a steel .......; he is quick to get the point of things and never forgets a detail or a name," his boss*^*said to his assistant.
- "Did you send out the reports today? Oh, never ......., you already told me that you did," Marcie said to Larry.
- As the secretary stepped between the boss and the employee he was yelling at for non-performance, she quietly said,*^*"Here are the documents you requested. I am going to take myself out of the ....... of fire here and go back to my desk.*^*You know where to find me if you need anything."
- His dad pressured him to join the army his whole life. His father, his grandfather, his great-grandfather and his greatgreat-*^*grandfather had all been in the army. He didn't want to join but took the path of least ........ It was easier, in his*^*mind, to do a couple years in the military than to fight with his father.*^*
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